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Cohere Releases Parse 5, a 2.3B Vision Language Model for Enterprise Document Parsing
Cohere has launched Parse 5, a 2.3B vision language model that converts documents to Markdown, priced at $1.50 per 1,000 pages.
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Cohere has launched Parse 5, a 2.3B vision language model that converts documents to Markdown, priced at $1.50 per 1,000 pages.
Bluesky introduces an account-level setting that prevents posts from appearing in the Discover feed, giving users more control over their public content.
Google's AI note-taking app Gemini Notebook now lets users ask questions and generate content from books they've purchased on Google Play Books, with over 100,000 titles initially supported.
Reports say a new Apple TV 4K could debut at the September 9 event, featuring Siri AI, a faster A-class chip, an N1 wireless chip, and an updated Siri Remote.
Rockstar and Netflix debuted a 26-minute GTA VI preview, showing new gameplay and car-theft mechanics. Game launches Nov. 19 at $79.99.
YouTube has added Amazon to its Shopping affiliate program, allowing eligible U.S. creators to tag products in videos and earn commissions.
According to 9to5Mac, iOS 27's Passwords app will use Apple Intelligence to automatically fix weak or compromised passwords, saving users time and hassle.
Apple's iOS 27 beta introduces a custom equalizer for AirPods, allowing users to adjust three frequency bands. The feature works with H2-chip models and syncs across devices.
Amazon has begun taking pre-orders for Apple's newly announced Mac mini and Mac Studio models, with configurations starting at $899 for the Mac mini and $2,499 for the Mac Studio.
A ZDNet guide published Aug. 27 recommends four camera settings—24MP resolution, photo softening, composition aids, and Camera Assistant—to improve Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 pictures.
OpenAI confirms ChatGPT is experiencing service interruptions, with elevated error rates on Workspace Agents and ChatGPT Work across web and mobile. A fix is being worked on.
Engadget explains how 'LieMAX' differs from real IMAX, how to identify screen and projector, and why modern laser venues are not always bad.
Homey now supports over-the-air firmware updates for Matter, Zigbee, and Z-Wave devices directly from its app, simplifying multi-brand smart home management.
Google Messages rolls out custom chat themes and wallpapers, while investigating a bug that splits group chats into multiple threads.
Apple's new M6 Mac mini has varying memory bandwidth by RAM, an N1 chip with Thread support, and ships with macOS Golden Gate.
UK homeowners considering plug-in solar panels should disclose installations to their insurer, as the panels are covered under contents insurance and may affect premiums, an expert says.
Pixel 11 series owners report periodic static bursts in videos recorded with Video Boost, with a possible workaround involving Audio Zoom.
A Palo Alto startup's AI-powered smart feeding bowl and app alert dog owners to early signs of illness by tracking eating, drinking and temperature changes.
TechRadar reports that Hugging Face's $399 Microduck robot is even more adorable and versatile than Disney's BDX Droid, thanks to Lidar, NFC and roller skates.
At Gamescom, Samsung unveiled four Odyssey gaming monitors, headlined by a 27-inch model claimed to be the world's first 1,100Hz display.
Amazon sells the AOC work wireless headset at $45.99, matching its 2026 low, with an AI ENC mic and up to 45 hours of battery life.
A comparison of five agent sandbox platforms reveals wide gaps in cold-start speed, pricing, and reliability, with Daytona fastest but least reliable under concurrency.
Amazon has dropped the Philips Hue Neon Outdoor 16-foot lightstrip to $143.97, a 28% discount and the best price since launch.
Preview: Game of Thrones: War for Westeros impresses with lore-accurate strategy gameplay, coming to Steam in early 2027.